…That's a very convoluted interpretation to me, especially when you consider that the ones who suffered the most after 9/11 were Muslims, who henceforth were systematically discriminated against and dehumanized - y'know, the whole “war on terror“ deal - but okay.

Right? I thought I was quite diplomatic there, too. But still, you sounded surprised that someone took offense to your bullshit question, which, lol.

…Figuratively speaking, dude. “Can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen“.

But…I mean, you do you, but how does that allegory work when the issue was about untrained, powerful vigilantes - some of whom were even minors - who were involved in the Stamford incident? Like, the reason Tony sided with registration/the government is because a) he wanted to be a mediator between superheroes and the…

Tony's side was initially the right one because the arc was an allegory to gun control - as opposed to y'all's believe that Team Cap was a stand-in for a prosecuted minority like Jews at the time of Hitler - which, no offense, is stupid as hell and problematic too, considering that you're talking about enhanced,…

Oh dear me, did I actually… *gasp* get offended because you called a character I love a potential rapist?

Was there a reality change? I can't keep up. I thought the reality where Cap was good was the fake one. And anyway, Magneto's apparently now a Nazi. So's Scarlet Witch. Also, Black Widow's now joined Hydra. Captain Marvel murdered her own teammate and actively got a few others of em killed in the latest CW run. My…

Hate to break it to you, but movie Tony Stark was based on comics Tony Stark. They share the same core values. In fact, movie Tony Stark has become progressively more like his comics counterpart. Tony Stark making a rape joke is not in-character, and it's really funny to me how someone who openly admits they don't…

A fascist douche. If we gotta take that trainwreck of a comic event and say Tony Stark has fascist tendencies… Cap's a Nazi right now, just saying.

If you don't know shit about him, maybe don't go around calling him a potential rapist. It was mildly upsetting to read, not gonna lie.

That prima nocta line was all Joss Whedon thinking he was clever and not realizing how downright repulsive the line was, and as someone who's familiar with Tony Stark's character let me assure you that he would never joke about rape, let alone rape someone. He opened up a women's shelter in the comics, letting a woman…